How to Make Sign Up Forms in Dreamweaver
Although enlisting for some kind of action on a sign up form isn't considered a binding commitment, having a sign up form can be a way to organize an event, team or club. Take advantage of the Adobe Dreamweaver software to make a sign up form with quick table creation and image addition options. Dreamweaver, used primarily to design Web pages, offers the functionality to produce hard copy materials ideal for making lists and taking names.
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Instructions
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Start Dreamweaver, then click the "HTML" link in the middle "Create New" column. A new, blank Dreamweaver page opens. Click the "Design" button under the Untitled-1 tab. This button may already be enabled, depending on what you last used when working in Dreamweaver.
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Click the "Insert" tab at the top of the work area, then click "Image." Browse to a graphic to use for the sign up form, such as a school or company logo. Double-click the image, which adds it to the sign up form page. Adding an image is optional.
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Press the "Enter" key to leave space below the image. Type the sign up form heading, such as "Glee Club Tryouts!" or simply "Sign Up Here."
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Press the "Enter" key again. Click the "Image" menu again, then click "Table."
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Click into the "Rows" text box, and type the number of rows you want for each page of the sign up sheet, such as 20. Click into the "Columns" box, and type "1." Leave all of the other options as their defaults, and click the "OK" button. Dreamweaver adds the sign up form boxes to the page.
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Click the "File" menu, then click "Save As." Type "Signupform" or your preferred title into the "File name" box, point Dreamweaver in the direction of where to save the file, and click the "Save" button.
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Tips & Warnings
Another option instead of using a table to draw the sign up sheet lines is to import an image of a line you crafted in a graphics program such as Dreamweaver's Adobe Creative Suite partner Illustrator or the Windows Paint software included with Windows operating systems. To do this, just repeat the image insert process, as Dreamweaver will treat the image file of the line the same as any other images, then copy and paste the line image file as many times as needed to fill the sign up sheet with lines.
